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Contact Us

• E-mail conduct@d.umn.edu
• Phone: (218) 726-7255
• 245 Kirby Plaza
• 1208 Kirby Drive
• Duluth, MN 55812

[MISSION]

All University of Minnesota Duluth students are held to the Board of Regents Student Conduct Code.

Language Guide

Complaintant: an individual bringing forth a complaint or reporting an incident.
Respondent: an individual about whom an incident or complaint has been brought forth.
Charge: a portion of the Student Conduct Code alleged to be violated.
Hearing: a formal or informal conversation about an incident or complaint.
Sanction: the outcome of a determination of responsibility.

Students Rights

Students alleged of violating the Student Conduct Code have the right to:

• Notice of the charges alleged;
• A fundamentally fair hearing, and;
• An appeal.

This reflects the University's dedication to both substantive and procedural due process.

Students Responsibilities

As a UMD student, you represent the University community. The University holds students to a high standard both on and off campus. Accordingly, conduct not concurrent with those standards may result in appropriate sanctions.

Registration Holds

A hold may be placed on a student account to ensure compliance with meetings or sanctions as assigned. To check holds on your account, click here. To resolve a registration hold, please contact the Office of Student Conduct.

Release of Information

As a student, your educational records are protected. To share information with parents or family members, the student involved must have a FERPA Information Release waiver on file.